It’s too glib to simply give this a theatrical review. Yes, it’s well-acted, well-lit, commitment and emotion running through the…
Walking into the Assembly Roxy space to be greeted by a tomato with legs, I was a little suspicious of…
At The Queens Hall tonight Jasdeep Singh Degun sits cross-legged smiling and calm, cradling his sitar, on a raised Dias…
Isla Cowan’s beautifully written new play is a gem. It focusses on the relationship between two young women in their…
It is a brave playwright who describes his play as “Scottish Chekhov”, but Peter Arnott’s magnificent new play does not…
Born from the Whoopie Goldberg film of the same name, this musical is a ballsy, rollicking joyride from start to…
Jack Hunter tells the story of his Scottish childhood, with pre-recorded content from his tenacious twin sister, Bec. Jack and…
2:22 A Ghost Story hits a little different to all the other ghost related plays you see on stage these…
On its opening night, Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre came alive with the revival of Matthew Bourne's "Romeo & Juliet." Often regarded…
It seems to be, for no particular reason, a big year for Dracula. It isn't the anniversary of its first…